… By experiencing different perceptions of a question by their peers, … students are acquainted to report, listen, discuss and debate.
I am acquainted to Google people and Sundar of course, but acquisition, 1 billion — all of that is false".
Traditionally, acquaintance theorists have taken the most promising candidates for entities with which we can be acquainted to be conscious states of mind (e.g., an experience of pain, a sensation of red) and their properties (e.g., painfulness, redness).
In fact, as olive oil is a condiment used together with many other foods, its taste is somehow pervasive so that consumers are acquainted to the specific taste of the olive oil they use.
So I thought I would depict their presence using something we're acquainted to: signage and a tiny bit of humor.
Systolic bp and heart rate were measured at weeks 2, 5, 7, 9 and 11 using tail plethysmography in conscious rats that were acquainted to the measuring conditions.
The procedure for collecting the questionnaires completed by the senior consultant midwives differed from the procedure for collecting the questionnaires completed by ANC midwives as the first author was acquainted to all senior consultant midwives.
As those patients are acquainted to the healthcare system of their country of origin, they have less knowledge about the accessibility and organisation of out-of-hours services in other countries.
The road here is acquainted to the 4 primary social media strategies that your company can deploy in your social media initiatives.
The acquaintance approach is compatible with adverbialism regarding sense experience; one might be acquainted with experiential states, and with one's experiencing greenly, as opposed to being acquainted with some green object, and with its being green.
